#Stadia
How to Play Nvidia GeForce Now in Unsupported Countries
Updated: October 11, 2021
Nvidia GeForce Now lets you play the games you own on Steam or Ubisoft on their cloud servers. To top it off, the basic version of Nvidia GeForce Now is totally free with a bunch of free games like Fortnite, Destiny 2, and 73 other games. However, as of now, it’s only available in 71 […]
How to Add Stadia Games Shortcuts on Android Home Screen
Updated: October 11, 2021
Stadia is meant to be fast, but unlike regular games, Stadia games stay on the Stadia app which means you need to open the app and search for the game to open it. Thankfully, you can completely remove this process and create shortcuts for Stadia games on Android Home Screen Also Read: How to create […]
How to Create Desktop Shortcuts for Stadia Games on Windows
Updated: October 11, 2021
Unlike regular games, Stadia games stay on the Stadia website which means you need to open the website first and then search for the game to open it. But you can entirely remove this process and add the Stadia games to your home screen or taskbar. Here’s how. Also Read: All the Games Google Announced […]
All the Games Google Announced in STADIA Connect 2020
Updated: October 12, 2021
Stadia Connect 2020 is more of an Event to announce games rather than new features. Along with one new feature where you can click on the Stadia link and start playing instantly, Google announced few games that are coming to Stadia, games that are first available on Stadia, and games that are only available for […]
How to Play Stadia in Unsupported Countries
Updated: October 12, 2021
Last year Google introduced Stadia where people can just stream games like Netflix and play on any device. It opened the gaming option for many operating systems like Mac, Linux, Chromebooks, etc and you can even game on your phone. As I also use Chromebooks, I am totally excited about the service, but currently, it’s […]